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BasicEnglish Job 35:1 ; image nature: Coastal redwoods disappear into fog. Filtered sunlight creates divine rays.; Job 35:1. And Elihu made answer and said,

Job 35:1. And Elihu made answer and said,

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BasicEnglish Job 35:2 ; image nature: Aspen leaves quake golden against purple storm clouds. Lightning flickers between mountain peaks.; Job 35:2. Does it seem to you to be right, and righteousness before God, to say,

Job 35:2. Does it seem to you to be right, and righteousness before God, to say,

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BasicEnglish Job 35:3 ; image nature: A red fox hunts through pristine snow. Moon shadows dance between bare trees.; Job 35:3. What profit is it to me, and how am I better off than if I had done wrong?

Job 35:3. What profit is it to me, and how am I better off than if I had done wrong?

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BasicEnglish Job 35:4 ; image nature: Winter sunset paints snow-covered peaks in shades of rose and gold.; Job 35:4. I will make answer to you and to your friends:

Job 35:4. I will make answer to you and to your friends:

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BasicEnglish Job 35:5 ; image nature: Morning mist rises from thermal pools. Steam dragons dance in golden light.; Job 35:5. Let your eyes be turned to the heavens, and lifted up to see the skies; they are higher than you.

Job 35:5. Let your eyes be turned to the heavens, and lifted up to see the skies; they are higher than you.

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BasicEnglish Job 35:6 ; image nature: Desert verbena blooms in hidden washes. Flash floods carved these secret gardens.; Job 35:6. If you have done wrong, is he any the worse for it? and if your sins are great in number, what is it to him?

Job 35:6. If you have done wrong, is he any the worse for it? and if your sins are great in number, what is it to him?

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BasicEnglish Job 35:7 ; image nature: Morning sun ignites mountain peaks. Valleys still sleep in purple shadow.; Job 35:7. If you are upright, what do you give to him? or what does he take from your hand?

Job 35:7. If you are upright, what do you give to him? or what does he take from your hand?

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BasicEnglish Job 35:8 ; image nature: Wild iris breaks through melting snow. Alpine light ignites its petals.; Job 35:8. Your evil-doing may have an effect on a man like yourself, or your righteousness on a son of man.

Job 35:8. Your evil-doing may have an effect on a man like yourself, or your righteousness on a son of man.

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BasicEnglish Job 35:9 ; image nature: A great egret lifts from mirror-still water. Sunrise sets its wings ablaze.; Job 35:9. Because the hand of the cruel is hard on them, men are making sounds of grief; they are crying out for help because of the arm of the strong.

Job 35:9. Because the hand of the cruel is hard on them, men are making sounds of grief; they are crying out for help because of the arm of the strong.

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BasicEnglish Job 35:10 ; image nature: Morning mist parts to reveal a pristine bamboo grove. Golden light filters through the stems, casting striped shadows.; Job 35:10. But no one has said, Where is God my Maker, who gives songs in the night;

Job 35:10. But no one has said, Where is God my Maker, who gives songs in the night;

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BasicEnglish Job 35:11 ; image nature: A sea eagle soars above fjord waters. Glaciers loom blue in Arctic light.; Job 35:11. Who gives us more knowledge than the beasts of the earth, and makes us wiser than the birds of the heaven?

Job 35:11. Who gives us more knowledge than the beasts of the earth, and makes us wiser than the birds of the heaven?

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BasicEnglish Job 35:12 ; image nature: Moonflowers open to the rising full moon. Night insects hum in harmony.; Job 35:12. There they are crying out because of the pride of the evil-doers, but he gives them no answer.

Job 35:12. There they are crying out because of the pride of the evil-doers, but he gives them no answer.

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BasicEnglish Job 35:13 ; image nature: Mountain streams sing ancient songs. Sunlight dances through clear pools.; Job 35:13. But God will not give ear to what is false, or the Ruler of all take note of it;

Job 35:13. But God will not give ear to what is false, or the Ruler of all take note of it;

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BasicEnglish Job 35:14 ; image nature: Wild horses gallop across a high mountain plateau. Storm clouds gather ominously on the horizon.; Job 35:14. How much less when you say that you do not see him; that the cause is before him, and you are waiting for him.

Job 35:14. How much less when you say that you do not see him; that the cause is before him, and you are waiting for him.

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BasicEnglish Job 35:15 ; image nature: Wild geese arrow through dawn sky. Their calls wake sleeping marshes.; Job 35:15. And now ... ;

Job 35:15. And now ... ;

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BasicEnglish Job 35:16 ; image nature: Wild mergansers ride white water rapids. Spray creates endless rainbows.; Job 35:16. And Job's mouth is open wide to give out what is of no profit, increasing words without knowledge.

Job 35:16. And Job's mouth is open wide to give out what is of no profit, increasing words without knowledge.

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